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vodkat posted:I have always found keepass to be needs suiting. Plus your going to be https://www.engadget.com/2016/06/04/keepass-wont-fix-security-hole-due-to-ads/
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lastpass is terrible and its browser extension hardly works and has poo poo security
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so... 1pasword then
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teen bear posted:so... 1pasword then yea
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teen bear posted:so... 1pasword then COACHS SPORT BAR posted:New keep rear end is out
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I paid $5 for the osx Keepass app so I didn't even know this was a thing. Plus it's open sores so you can just write you own programme if necessary.
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vodkat posted:Plus it's open sores so you can just write you own programme if necessary. lmbo
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hm, 1password has $5/month now as on option, i should do that when my lastpass premium runs out
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kalstrams posted:1password for i-bone, lastpass works too. keepass is more like just rear end keepass was the one that didn't have an exploit it's not user friendly like the others tho
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e: boy i should really check the next page before posting the old keepass didn't have any holes
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kalstrams posted:hm, 1password has $5/month now as on option, i should do that when my lastpass premium runs out but it;s like $40 what the hell
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vodkat posted:I have always found keepass to be needs suiting.
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my stepdads beer posted:but it;s like $40 what the hell thats the families plan, I think you can still by individual copies
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what do you need to pay extra for in the app if you don't get the monthly subscription?
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my stepdads beer posted:but it;s like $40 what the hell
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teen bear posted:what do you need to pay extra for in the app if you don't get the monthly subscription?
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teen bear posted:so... 1pasword then yep
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keep rear end is probably still fine despite the owner being a gigantic baby
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:keep rear end is probably still fine despite the owner being a gigantic baby my boss asked for a recommendation and having to actually say, then spell keepass was kind of awkward double entendres are usually obviously witless but single entendres are the literal toilet paper hanging out the back of your pants
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:keep rear end is probably still fine despite the owner being a gigantic baby this is also what I say about truecrypt but I stopped using it too
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I am getting less and less patient with my laptop, a circa-2007 T61, type 6459. It's a C2Duo 2.5, 4GB, 750 GB hybrid drive and 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise. My first thought is to buy more memory and reinstall to 64-bit, but I'm running 2x2GB now and 4GB chips are hard to find and/or expensive. I could clone over to a true SSD, but 750 to 1TB drives are still pretty expensive, as in a quarter of the cost of a replacement laptop with a modern processor. I'm still running Lenovo BIOS and am happy enough with it. Getting an incrementally faster processor feels like a lot of work for a limited return. Any ideas or links to cheap memory? edit: sorry, 7 not 10 netwerk23 fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Jun 15, 2016 |
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netwerk23 posted:I am getting less and less patient with my laptop, a circa-2007 T61, type 6459. It's a C2Duo 2.5, 4GB, 750 GB hybrid drive and 32-bit Windows 10 Enterprise. My first thought is to buy more memory and reinstall to 64-bit, but I'm running 2x2GB now and 4GB chips are hard to find and/or expensive. I could clone over to a true SSD, but 750 to 1TB drives are still pretty expensive, as in a quarter of the cost of a replacement laptop with a modern processor. I'm still running Lenovo BIOS and am happy enough with it. Getting an incrementally faster processor feels like a lot of work for a limited return. buy a new computer
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netwerk23 posted:I am getting less and less patient with my laptop, a circa-2007 T61, type 6459. It's a C2Duo 2.5, 4GB, 750 GB hybrid drive and 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise. My first thought is to buy more memory and reinstall to 64-bit, but I'm running 2x2GB now and 4GB chips are hard to find and/or expensive. I could clone over to a true SSD, but 750 to 1TB drives are still pretty expensive, as in a quarter of the cost of a replacement laptop with a modern processor. I'm still running Lenovo BIOS and am happy enough with it. Getting an incrementally faster processor feels like a lot of work for a limited return. you should really buy a new laptop if this is your only laptop. if this is a side project laptop, the thing to do would be to buy a smaller SSD - and honestly you're being CPU limited on it so restrict what you use it for accordingly. Maximum Leader posted:i cant believe they make windows 10 in 32 bit until they finally make a modified NTVDM available for 64 bit windows, they'll have to supply a 32 bit version to suit enterprise needs
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fishmech posted:you should really buy a new laptop if this is your only laptop.
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syscall girl posted:my boss asked for a recommendation and having to actually say, then spell keepass was kind of awkward just point him to an expertsexchange thread recommending it
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netwerk23 posted:I am getting less and less patient with my laptop, a circa-2007 T61, type 6459. It's a C2Duo 2.5, 4GB, 750 GB hybrid drive and 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise. My first thought is to buy more memory and reinstall to 64-bit, but I'm running 2x2GB now and 4GB chips are hard to find and/or expensive. I could clone over to a true SSD, but 750 to 1TB drives are still pretty expensive, as in a quarter of the cost of a replacement laptop with a modern processor. I'm still running Lenovo BIOS and am happy enough with it. Getting an incrementally faster processor feels like a lot of work for a limited return. who upgrades their laptop
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Syncopated posted:who upgrades their laptop
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kalstrams posted:i do, since it's so bad that performance improvement of win10 over win8.1 does wonders, so did win8.1 upgrade over win7 on previous laptop Well obviously you upgrade the os, i meant the components.
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netwerk23 posted:I am getting less and less patient with my laptop, a circa-2007 T61, type 6459. It's a C2Duo 2.5, 4GB, 750 GB hybrid drive and 32-bit Windows 7 Enterprise. My first thought is to buy more memory and reinstall to 64-bit, but I'm running 2x2GB now and 4GB chips are hard to find and/or expensive. I could clone over to a true SSD, but 750 to 1TB drives are still pretty expensive, as in a quarter of the cost of a replacement laptop with a modern processor. I'm still running Lenovo BIOS and am happy enough with it. Getting an incrementally faster processor feels like a lot of work for a limited return. buy an xps 15 4k touch
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Syncopated posted:Well obviously you upgrade the os, i meant the components.
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kalstrams posted:oh lol yea no, component upgrades are not a think unless your rocking some heavy chassis like clevo 7200 or something, but that's laptop only in technicalities then on second thought the dude a few posts up should definitely upgrade his ram, hd and processor on his 9 year old laptop
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Syncopated posted:Well obviously you upgrade the os, i meant the components. it usually ain't worth it to buy a whole new laptop every couple years, but you might have not had an ssd or a large enough one and do that, or ram dropped in price so you get double what you had etc
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Syncopated posted:on second thought the dude a few posts up should definitely upgrade his ram, hd and processor on his 9 year old laptop RAM yes, if I could find it cheap. I would double my memory for $50 if I could, wouldn't you?
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netwerk23 posted:RAM yes, if I could find it cheap. I would double my memory for $50 if I could, wouldn't you? on my current 5 year old sony laptop the ram, graphics, processor and hd is poo poo. I won't be upgrading any of them
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Syncopated posted:on my current 5 year old sony laptop the ram, graphics, processor and hd is poo poo. I won't be upgrading any of them Syncopated posted:5 year old sony laptop Syncopated posted:sony laptop found the actual problem
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i have a debian single-board computer thing which changes the ethernet mac address everytime i upgrade its packages, and thus the ip address is constantly changing. what package can I install to stop this, or to get it to report a consistent computer name in the way that windows computerscan be set up so i can just access it by like \\WHATEVER
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fishmech posted:i have a debian single-board computer thing which changes the ethernet mac address everytime i upgrade its packages, and thus the ip address is constantly changing.
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fishmech posted:i have a debian single-board computer thing which changes the ethernet mac address everytime i upgrade its packages, and thus the ip address is constantly changing. you can set the mac address in the /etc/network/interfaces file
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